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"Son calls to end 'shame' over bowel cancer tests" and supports our new Cancer Research UK funded research aimed at increasing bowel cancer screening uptake bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… University of Leeds Katie Robb

Great to see our research on early diagnosis of prostate cancer in Black men out👇

How can exercise help after a cancer diagnosis? John Saxton from University of Hull will explore how structured physical activity improves survival and quality of life for cancer patients. 🗓️ Nov 1, 18:00 | Free event 👥The Scottish Cancer Foundation 🎟️ Register here: rse.org.uk/event/exercise…

New paper - "Are Women’s Breast Cancer Risk Appraisals in Line with Updated Clinical Risk Estimates Communicated?" First study to look at how risk appraisals change when people given updated risk appraisals. @vicky_woof Dr Lorna McWilliams

Don’t miss your chance to learn from John Saxton about the role of exercise in cancer prevention and survivorship in our event with The Scottish Cancer Foundation on Friday at 18:00 💪 🗓️ Friday 1 November 🕰️ 18:00 - 19:00 📍 RSE/ online 🎟️ Free tickets:rse.org.uk/event/exercise…

Obesity mechanisms and cancer biomarkers John Saxton at Royal Society of Edinburgh

Great ⁦The Scottish Cancer Foundation⁩ ⁦Royal Society of Edinburgh⁩ talk by John Saxton⁩ on exercise and cancer both primary prevention and for those with cancer.Some mechanisms top right,relevant at every stage bottom left,more research needed bottom right,for health more generally top left.

New role: we're recruiting for a Research Assistant ScottishLDO UofG School of Health & Wellbeing to work on our programme of research around #cancer screening for people with #intellectualdisabilities with Deborah Cairns & Katie Robb Closing date 19th Nov. Details below 👇 jobs.ac.uk/job/DKN225/res…

Fantastic news! ScottishLDO Sara Macdonald Barbara Nicholl Katie Robb Jenny Miller Eddie McConnell #ResearchforEveryone23

Lauren Fulton poster presentation Dung Nguyen University of Glasgow UofG School of Health & Wellbeing #cancerscreening people with #intellectualdisabilities Katie Robb Marie Kotzur 😀

New NOTCH project Are you a healthcare professional from Ireland or UK working with people with bowel or rectal cancer? If so, grateful for 10 minutes of your time to complete survey on physical activity advice offered for these patients. forms.office.com/e/D8GAJUaHnC National Oncology Trainees Research Collaborative

On #WorldCancerDay so important we ensure cancer care is for all and we address inequalities👇

👏Great to see The Scottish Cancer Foundation supporting much needed research in bowel cancer screening on #WorldCancerDay2025

The young woman who saved millions of lives without knowing, and without being asked. bbc.com/future/article…

We're still accepting applications for our funded PhD studentship, focusing on developing a tool to assess the acceptability of healthcare interventions in long term conditions. Closing date Monday 3rd March More info below Pls retweet :)

.Katie Robb and Stephen McSorley are grateful to receive funding from Bowel Cancer UK to investigate barriers to surveillance colonoscopy faced by people in areas with more deprivation.

📢Delighted to see the results of the Tempo trial published today👇

Understanding colorectal cancer screening behaviour & identifying precise targets for interventions are key to increasing uptake. A new trial evaluated the impact of two behavioural interventions on uptake of FIT colorectal screening: hubs.li/Q03bGypg0

New play by University of Glasgow Lori Delaney will premiere next week at the University and tells untold stories of dealing with disease. Powerful piece by The Herald Mark McDougall Supported by @uofgartshums SGSAH it is free but ticketed heraldscotland.com/news/25111912.…

UK sees 20% drop in #cancer mortality but diagnoses still rising Bernard Rachet explains that despite advances in cancer care in recent decades, survival gaps and #inequalities must be addressed to improve UK cancer outcomes. #PublicHealth lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/new…